Radio Schedules

On this episode of Skin In The Game, John Cimperman and Tim O’Shei welcome longtime sportswriter and author Lyndsey D’Arcangelo, who built a career telling the human stories behind athletes and helping launch The Athletic’s WNBA coverage.

Streaming has changed the way we watch movies, but has it changed what makes a film worth seeing on the big screen? As the Buffalo International Film Festival celebrates 20 years of bringing filmmakers, movie lovers, and original stories together, Group Chat takes a look at the evolving moviegoing experience. From rising costs and streaming convenience to sequels, franchises, and independent films, what does it take to get audiences excited about going to the theater? We explore what keeps people coming back, the role film festivals play in creating a shared moviegoing experience, and whether the future of the big screen is less about where we watch movies and more about the stories giving us a reason to show up.

How can Buffalo communities build greater financial stability and create pathways to economic opportunity? On this episode of What’s Next?, Chandra Redfern, CEO of the Buffalo Federation of Neighborhood Centers, discusses the growing financial pressures facing working families, the importance of accessible community services, and the center’s upcoming Building a Way Forward event featuring economic empowerment advocate John Hope Bryant. Bryant joins the conversation to discuss financial literacy, credit scores, homeownership, and strategies for building wealth and strengthening communities.